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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-03-24
First publication Feb. "a, 1ss7.l
EoraoI0c,,rAC Sale

CIRCUIT COURT-Pierce County. Christie
~ Gray, plaintiff, against n. s. Dunbar, Aman-
da Dunbar. G. +. Meacham, Augusta Bliss. Anna
Cross, Eliza j. Meacham, John Dudley, Jacob
Cook, P. II. Kelley. Alfred Dufresne, John Hack
ing, Z. o. Denham, Andrew Alstrom, John Par
sons, and Eliza A. Bailey, defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of and
in pursuance to the judgment Of foreclosure and
sale made and entered on the 18th day OF De-
Cember, A. ID. 1885, in the above entitled action,
shall on the 10th day ofApril, A. d. 1857. at one
O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day. at the front
door of the Post-ofice in the city of River
Falls Pierce county, Wisconsin, expose TO sale
for cash the re- estate In and by said judgn ent
directed to - sold AM described as follows,
to- wit The southeast forty feet of Lot seven I'd
in Block Fl Of the original plat Of the villas {
Of Prescott, now forming a part of the city Of
Prescott, in Pierce county, Wisconsin.
4i-6w ALLEN z. WELD. Referee.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-03-24
First publication March %, Iss7.1 J
Foreclosure Sale.

a Pierce County.
Henry Cay. plaintiff, vs. Hestina Beers. limo
thy p. Beers, ". p. Downer, and f. &. smedley.
defendants.
Notice is hereby given, that By virtue and in
pursuance OF the judgment Of foreclosure and
sale rendered IL the above entitled action on
the I3th day OF February 1856. /. tf5 under
signed sheriff Of said county will on the pa
day OF phil 1887. ct Two O'Clock IL the afternoon
81 that day at the front door Ofth Post-ofice in
sale az public auction and seIl 10 The higbest
bidder the mortgaged premises By said judg-
ment directed 70 be sold, and therein described,
tO-Wit:
The south half Of the northwest quarter OF
section six 20 in township twenty seven (27)
norths Of range nineteen "a west, containing
seventy five and 5000 acres OF lani according
20 government survey, and situate, lying and
be ING IA the County Of Pierce and State of
Wisconsin. 3. n CoRCoRAS, Sheriff.
Cysrs L. HAIL. ANY foE PIaIaiif. s6-7H
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-03-24
hoo rs .E.TEI SHOES.

UTADSWORTH & WEIGER.
w River Falls, Wis.
Manufacturers Of and Dealers in
Boots, Shoes, Gloves, IIttens, Hosiery
and everything usually kept in first-class
Boot and Shoe store. Custom work a
specially. Repairing promptly and neatly
done. Shop on Main St, first door south
Of Camerons Bakery.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-03-24
Musical,

Ali who desire lessons in organ and
piano music, can make satisfactory ar.
rangements with me by calling at my
residence. Mrs. F. E. PARSONS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-03-24
Way Freight passes Prescott at.

Trains 8, 1. 5. 9 run daily: and daily except
Sunday.
Through tickets 20 all points in the United
States and Canada on sale at Prescott.
Baggage checked through 10 destination.
Peerless Dining Cars and Pullman Sleepers on
all through trains
No change Of cars 10 Chicago, Peoria or ST.
Louis
For tickets, sleeping caraccommodations local
time tables and other information, apply TO
II. B. MCCRAY, Agent,
Prescott, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-03-24
HUBER HOUSE,
JEW'ELR -.

L P. PETERSON x son.
Os Watchmakers and Jewellers,
River Fails, Wis
Dealers in fine Jewelry, Watches, Clocks
and Plated Ware. Sole agents for the
celebrated Rockford quick train Watches.
All kinds Of repairing neatly executed,
and all work warranted
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-03-24
First publication March 10, 1857,
HIro1Yif Co11rt c,upounoua

First publication March 10, 1ss7,I
Circuit Court Summons.
STATE OF wIsCONSIN-Circuit Court, Pierce
- County.
Henry s. Miller. as administrator by letters,
with the will annexed of the estate of Griffin II.
Miller, deceased, plaintiff, VS.. Jens Jensen, X.
\. Jenson and Russell & Co. "a corporatiOn). de-
PENDANTS
The State Of Wisconsin 20 the said named de-
PENDANTS and each of them:
You are hereby summoned TO appear within
twenty days LITER service Of this summons. ex-
elusive Of the day Of service, and defend the
above entitled action IN the Court aforesaid; and
in case of your failure so 10 do. judgment viii
be rem iered against vou according 70 the de-
msnd Of the complaint: If which a copy is here
with served upon you. +. =. HOLMES,
Plaintiff s Attorney.
P. o. Address,
River Falls, Pierce County, Wis. 45-7w
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-03-24

Go to Burhyte's for trunks and sat.
chefs. New stock just in.
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DTRECF0RF.
Lodges.

Rfuer Falls Grange p. Eff.
stated meetings on ths ID and 4th SsturdaysO OF
every month At O'Clock Pm. i 4 their halls Outh
OF the JOURNAL Office
L. A. BROWN, Master.
Mas. LOrTTE FLTST, Secretary.
Union Lodge No. 50. a. o. D. ".
Regular meeting every first and third Thursday
evening Of each month All members should be
present at the first meeting every month.
VA BURNETT, W NJ
C 2. BURNETT, Recorder.
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TUG EsDE2 NAV be found on file at Geo, p
tntO EAT IN Royyeli & Cos Newspaper Adj
Fertising Bureau 90 spruce st ,. where advertising
CONTRACTS may DC made f6r 1t IN NEW YORK.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-03-24
Temperance.

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For God aud Home and Native Land.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-03-24
How Can We Feed Our Stock with the
Most Pro6t9

A paper read before the Farmers Institute
held at River Falls March Z, 1857, by DIR. K. J..
MilppN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-06-07

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e XTR A DRY.

and bouquet unsurpassed and are pleased to in
form you that our efforts in producing Champagne
competing with the best Foreign Wines, have been
appreciated dispelling in great measure, the pre-
judice against pure native wines. The ECLIPSE will
not only be found in every city in the Union, but
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Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16

he would have assured his wife that she
her closely-buttoned dress than Mrs.
s. in her decolletee gown. But he
proved by word and act that he really
admired the decolletee gown the
more.
Decolletee is French word from
decolleter, ''to uncover the neck" 1t
does not signify any indecent display of
the person, although it is frequently
improperly used in that sense by thh
critics. So long as it is the neck whice
is uncovered, and the occasion is suit
able, am at a loss to find the indelicacy
OF this very pretty custom.
Far more shocking to my sense of the
proprieties is the sight of much jewelry
worn in the daylight and in street cars.
Precious gems seem to me TO belong to
the night almost as exclusively as the
stars of heaven. But the woman her.
self is the most precious gem of all, and
unless she is truthful, unseltish,
chaste and intelligent, no amount of
beautiful apparel or fashionable attire
can win her lasting admiration.
AS common glass set in the rarest gold
Would cause careful connoisseur to frown,
Good taste must shrink, offended to behold
A coarse grained woman in a fine-spun
gown
Her gems should be like flashes from her
mind,
Her dress the sweet expression of her heart !;
Unless this perfect harmony we find,
There is no worth or beauty in the art.
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16
PEPPERMINT DROPS.

The latest thing in kids-Grcen apples an&
stomach ache. ~
The English sparrow can only get into the
best society as rice bird. y,
The dishonest butcher is always willing t6
meat his customers half-wegh.
Oh. why don't more men put an enemy into
their brains to steal away their mouths
Next to mince pie, there is nothing in thi4
world so vastly misunderstood as poetry.
1t amt whut er man is dat makes him happy
in dis we're worr. It's whut he thinks he is.
The only man that seems to thrive on proj
crastination is the one that owes his tailor.
A Chicago dude watched drove Of hogs ID
see If he could find some spiced pigs feet.
If the receiver is as bad as the thief what'd
the use Of having one appointed for busted
bank.
The great trouble with men who borrow
from Peter to pay Paul is that they
don't pay Paul.
You can't always judge by appearances.
The man who wears diamond pin may b0
really wealthy.
IL YOU happen to see n small boy chasing
humble bee you will know when he yells that
be has caught il.
There are very few brass bands in military
parade that can play as many airs as tho
drum major puts on.
And now cometh the annual struggle with
the refractory stovepipc, and with IL our anA
nual fall from grace
what can't be cured must be endured"
we know; but what are YOU going to do
about what can't be endured.
The chestnut crop is reported to be 40
abundant that nobody need feel under obli-
cations to add anything to it.
If young men struggled as much with the
wood pile as they do with the upper lip the
result would be far more snowy. l.
To pretend that YOU are younger than YOU
are is like trying to beat the government by
dropping an unstampcd letter in the box. y
''The days are growing shorter, the gas
bills growing longer, and the coal dealer
and plumber rub their hands with ghoulish
glec.n
Doctor (to screnadcrs) )-'Come right in tho
Office and will try to relieve your suffer-
ings. No use standing there bowling with
pain.n
The man who wanted to know where they
catch mock turtle is the same chap who asked
if it was difficult thing to shoot Welsh
rabbits"
1t is said that a dog bowling beneath win,
dow is sure sign of death. We believe it.
That is, If it is hotel window and if the dog
is within range Of revolver
A Connecticut man made bet that h0
could kill, clean, cook and eat a spring
chicken in fifteen minutes. He won the bet
but it was an awful surprise to the chicken.
While boring for artesian water in Kansaa
the other day the drill struck a vein of bras3
at depth of LOO feet This shows thai
they bury book agents pretty deep CUT
west.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16
RELIGIOUS.

Cardinal Gibbons red hat was received
from Rome last week.
The dragged Sunday Schools" in London
have 10000 scholars and 1000 teachers.
A call is out for meeting of the Evan
gelcal Alliance in Washington in December
next.
Tho American Secular union holds its
eleventh annual convention in Chicago on
the 18th and 10th inst.
1t is stated that the Episcopal Church Of
Ireland has $40, 600 members, while tho Pres
byterian has All 600 and the Methodist 40, 000
A convention will be held in Philadelphia
from the 18th to the Goth of November for
the discussion of the divine inspiration of the
Bible.
Senator and Mrs. Hearst have just given a
handsome sum to Hebrew congregation in
San Francisco toward the erection of a new
synagogue.
A Methodist tabernacle in the central part
of the city of Los Angeles, California, is to be
built at cost of $4,000. 1t will furnish seat
ing capacity for $500.
1t is now stated that Archbishop Walsh, of
Dublin, viii lay the corner stone of the new
st. Patrick's Basiica in Rome, and that the
sermon will be preached by Archbishop
Croke.
Bishop Ireland has been elected member
of the Loyal Legion. During his recent
visit to St Paul, Cardinal Gibbons made the
ENCOURAGEMENT tnat ne WOulu return "a year
hence to confer the pallium of archbishop
upon him.
Phil Armour, the millionaire meat packer
of Chicago, has given 300 900 for mission,
which is said to be a model of its kind. 1t is
established in Chicago, and there are 1000
children on it's roll call. There is school, a
kindergarten and dspensary connected
with this mission, to which only the poorest
are admitted
Baltimore has 800 churches, chapels and
synagogues. AS to communicates, the Roman
Catholic church stands first, the Methodist
second, the Lutheran third, the Baptist
fourth the Presbyterian fifth and the Jew
ish sixth. The population is about 10000
or this 10000 is Roman Catholic, 100000
Protestants and $4,000 unevangelized.
During the present month memorial services
will be held in the prominent Lutheran
churches of the country in commemoration of
the life and services of Henry Melchior Muh-
lenberg, ID. d., who is regarded as the patri-
arch Of the Lutheran church in America
DR., Muhlenberg came to this country from
Germany in l742 and organized the synod of
Pennsylvania. He died Oct Z, 1857, and was
6uriel at New Providence (the Trappe,)
Penn.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16
EDUCATIONAL,

son of Secretary Bayard is in the Sophos
more class at Yale
Georgia chartered, built and conducted tho
first woman's college in the world.
A Yale sophomore PRESIDENT of st. Louis)
who led party of his classmates in hazng a
freshman by painting his legs and feet, has
been expelled by the faculty. .t
Andover seminary opens with total Of
forty-six students; advanced class, seven;
senior, twenty one: middle, nine: junior,
seven; foreign scholarship men studying there
two.
Hidemaro Namboo, of Japan, was gradu.
ated at Princeton in 1873. He is now court
astronomer at Toxic. When he accepted tho
court appointment his name was changed to
Hidemaro Okcnna.
0There are 800 students, at Wellesley col9
lege. and they do its housework Every girl
is trained to do one kind ofwolk, and to do
it quickly and well. Forty-fve minutes out
of the twenty-four hours is allowed. n
The fact that lively interest in college
athletics does not always prevent a young
man from using due diligence in prosecuting
his studies is well Illustrated 10 the case Of
r. E. Spcer, one of PrincetoNs strongest
football players. Mr.. Speer lMds his class
"a very large one, by the waS."in scholar.
ship At the same time his kicking ability ID
so great that he will probably be one Of
Princeton's football eleven for the season Of
S7. Speer is IA son of Milton NJ Speer, the
Pennsylvania democrat. Il
The prospects now are that the attendance
at the university of Michigan this year will
fully equal that of any previous year in it's
history There are 200 studeptS
who are expected but have not vet arrived,
The pharmacy class is the largest ever en-.
tered the literary freshman class is little
larger than last year, which was an especially
large one, and the law classes will be abOut
the same as those of last year. In the medE
cal school the senior class is smaller but the
freshman class is larger, while in the homeo,
pathic department the attendance is larger
than ever before
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16
Nothing to Fear.

". T. SNN
George dear, said THE girl, "do you ever
drink anythingr'
Yes, occasionally, George reluctantly ad-
mitted.
But, dear" she went on anxiously, "what
do you suppose papa would say if he should
discover the future husband of his only
daughter drank!"
'He discovered it this morning"
"Oh, George, and what did he sayl"
He said, We'll, George, my boy, don't
care if l do'n
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16
Patty.

Ah none so neat and natty
AS can compare with Patty-Pretty Patty!
A stew, fry, broil is well,
A pretty raw on the half shell,
But words are weak the charms to tell
OF dainty Patty-Oyster PATTY
Now Hattie, Katie Matte,
Must all give place to Patty-Charming
Pattyl
Each in my heart had shone a star,
Had not the year advanced so far
And reached the months each with an r,
And brought me Patty-Oyster Patty!
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16
Then the Curtain DrOppcd.

Life: Doctor-You see, wifey dear,
have pulled my patient through after
all; very critical case, | can tell you.
His wife-Yes, dear hubby: but then
you are so clever in your profession.
All! If had only known you five years
earlier. feel certain my first husband
my poor Thomas would have been
saved.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16
The Joke Was Not So Funny.

Boston Courier: He had his photo
graph taken one day when he was at
the beach with the boys. 1t was not a
good picture, for he was not exactly in
condition for taking a good one. But
he thought he would have joke with
his wife about it, so when he reached
home he handed it to her, saying:
loves you"
She looked at it, and a deep blush
overspread her face AS she said:
st is like Jim. Where did you see
him?n
He would give a good deal to know
now who Jim is.
She Understood the Position.
San Francisco Chronicle: He was
,,o Ia N, an1 sn mo-, ln "a,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16
Hyar's de Coon for Yer Money

Earl Marble in American Magazine.
Joggin' long hyar, ioggin' over thar,
Hear what l tell yer when l declar
Hyars de mig for ye, honey,
Whitewash yer walls, black up yer boots,
Do all yer chores till Ole Gabriel toots,
Hyar's de coon for yer money.
What's mig good for but to wait
On all de white folks sent him by fate?
Hyar's de mig for ye, honey
Chopin nyS up yer wood-piles' toting up yer
Waitin on yer table, maxim up yer hunks,
Hyar's de coon for yer money.
Pickin' off de cotton, hoen' in de cane
Drnkin' up de blackstrap comm fru de lane,
,Hyar's de mig for ye, honey!
Bendin' DER the saw-buck, ploughin' wild de
steers,
Ridin' on de donkey, holdn' by his ears,
Hyar's de coon for yer money.
Drivin' up de cattle-tinkle, tinkle, tum
Hear de bells a-ringin' as dey slowly come!
Hyar's de mig for ye honey
Golly! See ole Brindle prancing flu de
mud
Hyar's de coon for yer money.
Milkin' speckled heifer, cuttm up her
Kickin, Niger over wild her dirty shanks;
Hit her Wid the milk-stool, tell de critter
Runnin round the barnyard like circus
show,
Hyar's de coon for yer money
Playin' on de fiddle when the ebenin' come,
Dancing donble shuttle till de cabin hum,
Hyar's de mig for ye honey
Niggers big and little flockin' all around,
Raisin' very debble up from underground,
Hyar's de coon for yer money.
When de country glimmers under light OBJ
moon,
Set de dogs a-goin on de track OBJ coon,
Hyar'S de mig for We honeyl
Find log all rotten, nothin' left but punk;
Quick and break it open-golly, find a skunk
Hyar's de coon for yer money.
Thanking for Kick.
Caller lin newspaper office)-Twenty
years ago | wrote poem.
Editor-Yes?
Il brought it to this Office and you re-
fused to publish it,"
very likely"
Il remember that l mentally put you
down then as confounded idiot who
didn't know enough to ache when
hurt"
Naturally"
II looked that poem over again the
other day and have come to see you
about it,"
aha"
Il have come to say that if looked
as green twenty years ago as that poem
proves me to have been, want to thank
you because you didn't cut me up and
feed me to the cows. Good day"
The editor drew long chalk mark
under the table. 1t was the first case
In all his experience in which twenty
years had begotten sense enough to un-
derstand that it is sometimes necessary
to be cruel to be kind.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16
HEYMAN &DE|CHES

they strolled along. She knew she had
him, but he did not know how far he
had progressed with her.
'Do you like sentiment?" he said.
mot too much of it," said she.
How happy fellow must feel when
he has the girl he loves in his arms, and
holds her close to his breast, and
presses his lips to hers, and"
"And-and-it's so easily DONE" said
she.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16
CheStnufS.

Chestnuts.
They have come to our town,
Not in rags or faded gown,
But in coat of pretty brown
Have they come to our town.
Chestnuts
Not gay girls from mount or shore,
Not the joke from Almanac,
But friend of rich and poor;
Something that you love to crack.
Chestnuts
From their burrs on tree top high
They have fallen to the earth.
Some too small to heave a sigh,
Others with a mighty girth.
Chestnuts
On the streets on little stands
Tempt they, roasted raw or boiled,
You'll be served by willing hands,
If with coin your palm be oiled.
Chcstnuts
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16

That poker, too often, is gambling is sad,
But our metaphors come from the good and
the bad,
And under the generous ruling why not
Draw simile from the alluring Jack-Pota
Skill and nerve will at least winning pros
poets enhance,
But some potent effects are produced by
mere chance,
And the man who plays badly, as likely as
not,
Is the one who's first able to "open the pot
So in life the droll game goes that often the
prize
On the turn of card in some accident lies,
And that chance SO provides it the clumsy
ones got
decided advantage-can ''open the pot"
OF course, there's fighting chance left; he
may win.
Who concludes to face evident odds and
go in;
But the % odds ast are still there and no wonder
When he sees the dull player take in the Jack
Pot.
Thus it goes; brain is something and daring
and pluck,
But, at times, they'll not win against blum
dering luck.
There are rich fools about us-don't bow to
the lot
They are rich because Fortune set up Jack
Pot.
What of it! Luck comes not alone to the
fools;
They are not Fortunes Observation-Disclosures
only her tools
Let them have their small innings and care
not jot;
Lifes no worse because sometimes it has a
Jackpot
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16
She Sat Down.


Buffalo Courier: ''Seats at the circus
get narrower every year." remarked a
young lady in horse car the other
evening. when | was told where to
sit down there was not sign of seat
anywhere, only the laps of two gentle
men,"
did you sit DOWN."
why, of COURSE" and there was
lapse IN the conversation.
Hotel Swells.
Sec the city hotel swells,
Howling swells.
What asinine assurance each attitude now
tells
How they ogle, ogle, oglc.
All the girls who pass the door,
And each reckless, rakish rogu'll
Keep it up till he's fourscore
Dashing swells.
"Mashing' bellies
From early morn till late at night in front Of
the hotels
Donkey swells,
Monkey swels!
Oh, why don't the proprietors come out and
mash these swells!
The bitterest war that has ever been
waged against theatrical spectators is being
carried on by the management OF the Chicago
opera house in Chicago, where the Edwin
Booth Lawrence Barrett company are play
ing. Only four seats were sold to any one
person and at that the advance sale before
the first performance reached $4,000.
You will have no use for spectacles il
you use DR.. j. III. Mclean IS Strengthen
ing Eye Salve; it removes the film and
scum which accumulates on the eye
balls, subdues inflammation, cools and
sOothes the irritated nerves, strength
ems weak and failing sight. 25c box.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16

Frederick Bryton, the actor, was married
to Mrs. Ada Trimbe last Thursday. MI,
Bryton has already been married twice and
Mrs Trimble once
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16

The Montana Mission at its recent session
organized as an annual conference with two
districts, twentysiX preachers, and twelve
charges "to be supplied" =
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16
The Scotch oft,

N. Y. COmmercial-Aduert
To be Scotch, don't say Thistle,
But always say hustle;
Don't remark that winds whistle,
For now they must whustle;
And when Barr's whiskers bristle
'Tis his whuskers that brustle.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16
HYAR's DE COON FOR YER MONEY

Life's "Jack-POts"- Hotel
Swells-The Scotch OF 1.-THE
Joke Was Not So Funny-Put
in Delicate Way.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16
Put in a Delicate Way.

New York Sun: BILL" said the
prince with some hesitation, II want to
speak to you on rather a delicate sub
iect, and trust you won't be offended. ~
Speak right out, dear old boy" was
Bills hearty rejoinder.
well, mother wants to ask Dirty
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16

Dog to dinner and she was wondering
if he would mind her directing the note
of invitation to Soiled Canine"
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16
SEVERAL SUNDAY SMILES.

Arranged in Prose and Rhyme by
the Wits of the Day.